Hiro & Liling / The Martian Death March

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John F. Barber

Re-Imagined Radio presents The Willamette Radio Workshop performing two short radio dramas, "Hiro & Liling," a lyrical love story by Kristina Jones, an original performance, and "The Martian Death March," an insight into inhumanity, by Ernest Kinoy, an episode from Dimension X and X Minus One. Both are directed by Sam A. Mowry. Season 09, Episode 07 Premier Broadcast: 19 July 2021 Produced, Hosted by John Barber Music, Sound Design, Post Production by Marc Rose Social Media by Regina Carol Social Media Management Graphics by Holly Slocum Design Website: https://www.reimaginedradio.fm/episodes/hiro-martian/index.html

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